The site of infection is the location at which lymphocytes
A. are formed.
B. provide an effector response.
C. are activated.
D. become able to recognize one specific foreign antigen.
B
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A) chromosomes. B) amino acids. C) codons. D) anticodons. E) histones.
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The otolithic membrane plays a role in the detection of:
A) startle reflex. B) linear acceleration and head tilting. C) rotational head movements. D) hearing.
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Which artery or arteries supply the pelvic organs?
a. femoral artery b. common iliac arteries c. internal iliac artery d. external iliac artery
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Excess CSF is removed from the subarachnoid space by
A. the choroid plexus. B. the median aperture. C. arachnoid villi. D. microglia. E. astrocytes.
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